But there was distraction. Michael Wolf. For more on George Byrne's work, visit georgebyrne.com or follow him on Instagram @george_byrne . The motivation and determination that helped Byrne build his career as an artist and gallery owner is still present to this day. Artist Profile caught up with the artist while he was in Sydney for his show ‘Post Truth’ at Olsen Gallery. Martin Klimas. Blue skies, bold lines and the ethereal LA light are what Australian artist George Byrne captures so uniquely. I feel as though for the past five years I’ve been following a trail of breadcrumbs. Their work was featured in numerous exhibitions at key galleries and museums, including … So to be able to re-appropriate this rather terrifying concept into something creative and positive has been an interesting challenge. Judith Pugh, By I also think part of the conversation I’m having is with photography itself – born a medium for truth telling and documentary, yet with technology this is no longer the case. Post Truth documents Byrne's explorations and examination of his new surroundings. Australian-born, LA artist, George Byrne release his first book Post Truth, a monograph of work about the urban landscape of Los Angeles, releasing in October 2020. What are some of the key differences you’ve experienced working in LA opposed to Sydney? Art Zealous' Caitlin Confort sits down with artist George Byrne to discuss his photography practice, his collaborations with Soho House, and his newest exhibition at Olsen Gruin, Exit Vision. The pictures in this show are perhaps a little more reduced and elemental than my previous works as I’m really looking to see what the landsapes themselves say without a human narrative in them. George Byrne. It was a light bulb moment. _continue reading _view online (external link) Related exhibition: George Byrne Exit Vision The Gerard Byrne Studio brings Byrne’s work to the public in carefully curated, imaginative exhibitions, which are well regarded and highly respected by art critics, collectors and curators. Byrne started using Instagram as a visual scrapbook in 2013, his gallery (@george_byrne) has evolved to become an important and popular extension of his broader art practice. Your process for this series involved extracting photographic material from multiple images to assemble new semi-fictional landscapes from multiple perspectives, like a cubist painting. Color Photography. George Byrne creates large-scale photographs that depict everyday surfaces and landscapes as painterly abstractions. When the Australian-born, Los Angeles-based photographer George Byrne agrees to show me his favourite spots on the hip Eastside of town, I have no idea that one of them will be the inside of his royal-blue Chevy truck. Jeffrey Milstein. 134.9k Followers, 1,366 Following, 531 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from George Byrne (@george_byrne) Katrin Korfmann. Overview. I first started experimenting with photo-collage by accident – I was messing around in Photoshop and accidently discovered this tool that let me mix two pictures together. Documentary Photography. That probably drives much of my photographic investigation. The exhibition is curated by Margot Ross. He creates abstractions from photos of fragments of local buildings – some iconic (the Hollywood Palladium) and some a bit less so (the 99 Cents Only store in Silver Lake). Find the song lyrics for George Byrne - Top Tracks. LA based artist George Byrne takes us on a day in the life of his creative process. Borrowing from the clean, vivid clarity of modernist painting, he references the New Topographics photography movement via a subject matter firmly entrenched in the urban everyday. LA-based Australian artist George Byrne creates photographic abstractions of urban geometry. Aug 17, 2018. George Byrne creates large-scale photographs that depict everyday surfaces and landscapes as painterly abstractions. Artwork courtesy of George Byrne Artists with deep roots in Los Angeles including David Hockney, Ed Ruscha, and fellow members of the “Cool School” were beacons of inspiration as you looked at the city from afar in your native Syndey, Australia and whilst studying at Sydney College Of The Arts. Anthony Redpath. The scholar Thomas Jessen Adams, in an article for Overland, draws an apt line of connection between Cameron Hayes’s paintings and the open-ended dystopias of Breughel. In LA I’m an alien in an alien landscape. We asked George Byrne himself, the artist internationally recognized for his iconic, large-scale photographs that depict urban landscapes and surfaces as painterly abstractions, to guide us through his love of collecting art. David Leventi. Borrowing from the clean, vivid clarity of modernist painting, he also references the New Topographics photography movement via a subject matter firmly entrenched in the urban everyday. Yeah it was something I realised was happening by accident really. I like to say that the ‘Post Truth’ images are ‘based on a true story but open to interpretation’. George Byrne is a down-to-earth and talented artist who creates dreamy depictions of landscapes and urban jungles. Jan 2016. Hours: Open Tuesday-Saturday, 11am - 5pm by appointment only. From the very start I was a bit obsessed with finding balance through line and form (color came later) and training my lens on things that were not inherently beautiful or interesting and trying to spin them into something more. Post Truth Exhibition + Book launch by George Byrne. My new work inhabits that strange space. Internationally recognized for his iconic large-scale photographs that depict urban landscapes and surfaces as painterly abstractions, Byrne is celebrating the release of his debut monograph - POST TRUTH - with an exhibition of images spanning 2015-2020. In May this year we lost a precious thing. The New York-based painter Patricia Treib, and German photographer Andreas Gursky. Followers 331. George Byrne works | Olsen Gallery Sydney Australia. Moving to LA nine years ago was when I found my palette. Who have you been influenced by in this series? I think by putting myself in different situations I’ve learned new ways of seeing. Hours: Open Tuesday-Saturday, 11am - 5pm by appointment only. I bought a WHAM! George Byrne has an eye for recognizing the formal visual patterns of everyday life. Artist George Byrne on his favourite things to do in Los Angeles. California Art.